Régine GSCHWIND

Régine GSCHWIND is a Professor at the Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, based at the Montbéliard site of UMR 6249 Chrono-environnement. Her research focuses on developing absorbed dose calculation methods combining artificial intelligence and Monte Carlo simulation, alongside 3D dosimetry using gels in external radiotherapy. She leads the Montbéliard site and collaborates on projects like PHC Toubkhal (France-Maroc) studying photo-neutrons in medical linear accelerators, and Fadogel evaluating low-dose exposure via nanoparticle-doped gels.

Her work spans dosimetry, radiation protection, and radiotherapy optimization, with recent emphasis on AI-driven dose prediction and advanced film calibration techniques. Key contributions include feasibility studies of MR-Linac systems and pediatric radiation exposure analyses.

Scientific awards: None explicitly listed.

Advising and grants: Supervises student Malek Ould Mohand. Research projects include collaborations on radon exposure management and medical radiation safety practices. Her lab, Chrono-environnement, integrates environmental and medical physics expertise.